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Karzai has become an expert at sticking his finger in the eye of the United States – the same nation that has expended significant blood and treasure to keep him in power.

Such tiny giveaways are unlikely to help assuage Americans' growing sense that this is an administration that has expended more effort on advancing long-held liberal dreams, like universal health care, than on securing middle-class jobs, nor to allay their suspicion that bail-outs are only for bankers.

The judge said he sought legal advice on News UK's response to his questions but before he had received the submission from independent counsel, the publisher told him "they would not be seeking the recovering of the costs that had expended in paying for the defence of the defendants".

Reviewing it in The Times, John Chamberlain said Shipman "writes of trotting horses with all the enthusiasm and discernment that Hemingway has expended on bulls".

Granted, Koenig says she tried to get her family to speak, that she has expended more effort on this than on anything in her reporting career.

Following that approach, Google has expended millions of dollars and considerable engineering power into developing a broad array of mobile-centric services.

Another relative is the Europe-only A45 AMG, a hatchback that Top Gear has expended vast quantities of saliva in praising.

For all the breath that the prime minister has expended telling people that this may be the most important vote they ever cast, the message is clearly not getting through to many of the young.

Checketts said that MSG, "for the past 12 years, has expended enormous sums of money and resources to be in a position to exploit the Yankees' television rights".

The French government seems unlikely to scrap the system, given the amount of political energy that has been expended.

It provides a higher performance, because the energy that has been expended is even stronger when restored for reuse".